KMM Group · Precision parts
Tiny machined parts, made visible
Seven guidewire tips too small for a camera, rendered from their CAD for the website.
For GNYDM exhibitors
Your Instrument in Action on your Booth Screen.
The loop shows your handpiece, implant or chair working, in section view. We also produce large print-ready images for your banners and your catalog. Made from your CAD, ready before New York.
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Featured case · Satio
Wearable Injector, Shown Under the Skin.
The problem
The device injects through tiny needles that stop just under the skin. No camera can film that. The investor video could not wait for a clinical study.
What we built
A product animation from their SolidWorks files. Loading the vial, the device on the arm, the button press. A section view of the needles entering the skin and the fluid path. Then the three versions of the device.
How they use it
Their investor video and market education, through their agency. The 3D files can be reused for the next renders!
Healix · Packaging
Twenty bottles, one render set
Twenty bottles with their caps and labels, rendered from the label files for the store and the catalog.
KMM Group · MD&M West booth
Parts loop for a hologram display
A looping logo and parts animation built from their CAD, shown on a hologram display on the show floor.
The reel
Handpieces, implants and chairs, inside and out.
Your CAD is enough
Send STEP, SolidWorks or photos. We handle the rest.
From engineering model to photoreal render, in the same file.
For your next show
What one CAD file becomes
Booth screen loopThirty seconds of your product in motion. No sound needed. Made for your screen size.
Section views and exploded viewsInside the handpiece, the implant or the chair. No unit to cut open.
Large-format stillsEvery model and finish on white or in the operatory. Print-ready.
Pre-launch visualsThe product on screen while the first units are still in production.
Planning content for your next show?
Send one CAD file. We reply with a style frame and a timeline built back from your show date.